Hi to everyone in N.G.
I would like to known if there is a way to assign keyboard shortcuts,
like Ctrl+G or
Ctrl+F3, by VBA code?

I have a form which contains a memo field which may require more than one
page to print. I can only get my printer to print out what is almost a
screen shot of the page. How can I set up a command button which will print
out the form with all the data from the memo field?

I have a form on which I created unbound txt boxes. I have tried
using two unbound txt boxes, putting startdate in one and enddate in the
other; then tried txtstart; txtend;
Then from a post, which I can not find back, I entered the following two

Hello Group:
I have a table of members where the key field is an autonumber type.  The
form for this table displays one record at a time.  There is a record
selector at the bottom where you can type the record number and jump to it

I'm new to Access and here's my problem...
I made a Form from a Table to keep track of inventory.  I wanted to make a
calculation field to figure out profits.  In the field control properties I
changed the control source to an expression which worked fine on the form,

I have a simple continuous form with a text field containing company names.
I would like information to appear when the user clicks on the field, and
disappear when the user clicks on another company.  The following sub brings
up the query ok, but then I can't close the query.

I have a combo box on an input form which I would like to open and make the
selection using the keyboard rather than turning to the mouse. This is
probably some built in thing but I don't see it in Help.
Thank you,

When I tab into the subform, from the last position in the main form, the
focus moves to the second control in the continuous subform except on the
first record entered in a session. I shift+tab back to the first control and
the tabbing is normal from then on until the next record ...

just testing a posting problem [Dell Anna]

I HAVE CREATED FOLLOWING TABLES
      TABLE NAME : PART NO      FOR WHICH FOLLOWINGS ARE THE FIELDS.
 PART NO   PART DESCRIPTION
      TABLE NAME : CONTROL PLAN   FOR WHICH FOLLOWINGS ARE THE FIELDS

Okay, I've got a form that has several subforms. Each of the forms uses two
common fields, ALID and AL#, I have the forms linked thru these fields in my
query and then generated the forms from there. I set up separate queries
between the main form and the subforms.

I have a form with several subforms.
Is there any way to tell the form or subforms what order to load the
subforms, or is that only determined by the order in which the subforms were
added to the form?

I have a .pdf tax form image that I would like to bring into Access as a
report or form and populate it from a query -- so I can mass print it with
lots of data.  Can you point me to some examples or literature that will help
me out.  THanks.

I created a form with a Text Box (country)
I create a sub form with a Text Box (city)
If I "change to" List Box the text box (city, [subform]) then the list box
is not populated...

I have a form with a bounded Text Box (country).
I have a sub_form with an unbounded list (city)...
Every works well but navigation.
How can I update the list into the subform every time I click a button in